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Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

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Lake Oswego regulates e-bikes before 2027 state age change

Lake Oswego has formally identified Ordinance 2980 as its plan to regulate e-bikes and micromobility devices, adding definitions, operational rules, and owner accountability ahead of a 2027 state law that will lower the minimum riding age from 16 to 14.

A person holding the handlebars of a dark electric mountain bike on a dirt path.

West Linn's sparkling water fountain draws national attention, costs $60 a year to run

West Linn's sparkling water fountain on Willamette Drive, installed in 2022 and costing about $60 a year to run, has become a community gathering point and drawn inquiries from public works departments across the country.

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